Ministry Of Social Justice and Empowerment
Gharaunda (Group Home for Adults) scheme aims at setting up Gharaunda Centres or Registered Organisations (RO) for for all Adult PwDs cover…
The scheme aims to provide crucial financial support for food, clothing, and shelter to children of widows and orphans belonging to the ST community Benefits include a monthly fixed maintenance allowance of ₹1,500/- for a widow’s child or ₹2,000/- for an orphan.
₹1.5K · monthly
The applicant must belong to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) Community.
> For Children of Widows (Applicant is the Widow)
The applicant must be a Dayanand Social Security Scheme (DSSS) beneficiary.
The applicant must have minor children.
> For Orphans (Applicant is the Guardian)
The applicant must be the guardian of an orphan.
The orphan must be under the care of a guardian, which includes grandparents, near relatives, or a protective home/dharmasala.
The orphan must be up to the age of eighteen years.
✦ Required ◦ Optional
Step 1: Application Submission
The applicant, who is a widow and a beneficiary of the Dayanand Social Security Scheme, must apply in the prescribed Application Form (Annexure A) to the Directorate of Social Welfare.
Step 2: Scrutiny and Sanction
The Director of Social Welfare will sanction the amount of benefit under the scheme after scrutinizing the application.
Step 3: Fund Release and Disbursement
The Director of Tribal Welfare will release the sanctioned amount upon receipt of the sanction order information to the Director of Social Welfare, who in turn will release the amount to the beneficiary along with the benefits under the Dayanand Social Security Scheme.
For Orphans (Guardians)Step 1: Application Submission
The guardian of an orphan must apply in the prescribed Application Form (Annexure B) to the Directorate of Tribal Welfare.
Step 2: Scrutiny and Sanction
After the scrutiny of the application, the Director of Tribal Welfare will sanction the amount of benefit.
Step 3: Fund Disbursement
The amount of benefit will be transferred through the Electronic Clearance System (ESC) to the Joint Account of the orphan and the guardian.